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September 8^th, Friday, 5:30 – 8:00

Rescheduled due to pending inclement weather to – 

September 29^th, Friday, 5:30 – 8:00

Medicinal Herb Walk & Campfire Storytelling

        David Winston, renowned herbalist and ethnobotanist, will present an educational walk to locate and identify common medicinal herbs in their native habitat. Learn about the healing properties of nature’s pharmacy, perhaps just beyond your own doorstep. Following the walk, David will share a traditional story as we gather around a campfire.

        Mr. Winston is an internationally known lecturer as well as founder and president of Herbalist & Alchemist, Inc. and the Dean of the David Winton’s Center for Herbal Studies. Refreshments will be served. Reservations are required. $56.00.

September 9^th, Saturday, 1:00 – 3:00

Culinary Herb Wreath

        Spend a relaxing afternoon creating a decorative 16” aromatic wreath using fresh culinary herbs. Sage, thyme, oregano, mint and other fragrant kitchen herbs will be used. Learn how to use and dry this practical piece of art for lasting enjoyment. Reservations are required. $45.00.

September 16^th, Saturday, 1:00 – 3:00 

Herb Vinegars, Oils and Pesto

        With the garden at its peak and an abundance of herbs – it’s time to harvest; come learn the basics on how to make your own herbal condiments. This class will feature the creation of two oils, three vinegars and a pesto to take home. Light refreshments will be served. Reservations are required. $46.00

September 23^rd, Saturday, 11:00 – 1:00

Cooking with Herbs Lunch

        Have you ever tried Rose Geranium cake or Lovage potato salad? Join Louise Hyde, one of the farm’s founders and author of our cookbook ‘Favorite Recipes from Well-Sweep.’ Come learn about easy to grow herbs for sweet or savory dishes, with tips on growing, harvesting, cooking with and preserving them. The presentation will be followed by a tasty herbal lunch at 12:00 featuring fresh herbs and vegetables from our garden. Reservations are required. $50.00.

September 23^rd, Saturday, 2:00 – 4:00

Window Fairy or Gnome Garden

        Join Patrick of Well-Sweep for a magical afternoon creating your very own fairy or gnome garden! You will be provided with a selection of a few miniature flowering plants, fairies, gnomes, crystals, ornaments and cute pot in order to create a long-lasting garden for your window. Learn how to care for the plants and how to prune your miniature trees as they age. Reservations are required. $54.00.

September 24^th, Sunday, 1:00 – 3:00

Mad Herbal Tea Party

        Join us for a delicious Sunday afternoon herbal tea. Patrick will teach you the multitude of factors that go into the perfect cup. Come learn about a wide selection of exotic tea herbs and their benefits and lore. Also learn how to grow each of them in your garden or on your windowsill, how to harvest, dry and what herbs to blend. Always determined to make new mad tea blends, no two tea parties are the same. Crazy hats encouraged. Reservations are required. $48.00.

September 30^th, Saturday, 11:00 – 2:00

Winter Wellness Preparations

        Join Kerry Adams, a practicing herbalist of 49 years, for Part 2 of her Winter Wellness Wisdom.  Kerry will share her favorite herbal recipes for winter wellness. We will cover herbal strategies to prevent and relieve symptoms of common winter illnesses.  Together we will make herbal preparations to prepare you for winter season: teas, tinctures, syrups, steams, compresses. Handouts and materials list included. Part 1 ‘Winter Wellness Wisdom’ is not required but free and on Saturday, September 2^nd. This class will include a break for lunch. Reservations are required. Materials required, not included. $52.00.

Materials List:

                        8 – 8 oz Jelly Jars

                        4 Spoons

                        1 cup Vinegar

                        2 cups Vodka

                        8 oz Vegetable Glycerin

                        8 oz Honey

                        1 Medium Yellow Onion

                        Sandwich bag, marker, paper, pen

October 7^th, Saturday, 1:00 – 3:00

Soap Making

        Learn how to make all-natural, homemade soap using lard and lye. Various methods and ingredients will be covered. Choose from a variety of fragrant essential oils and herbs to create your own specialty soap. Wear old clothes. Reservations are required. $40.00.

October 8^th, Sunday, 1:00 – 3:00

Hilltop Herbals Autumn Tea Party

        Enjoy a delightful afternoon with scones, local grass-fed butter and a few tea samplings. Join Cheryl Karcher of Hilltop Herbals for a tea party to celebrate Autumn with herbs, seasonal black teas and chai. Learn about tea blends and the medicinal properties of some of her favorite Autumn herbs. We will discuss the element of metal in Traditional Chinese Medicine and supporting the body for the season with tea. Cheryl studied for four years with David Winston, RH, (AHG), graduating from his 2-year Clinical Herbalist Training, Therapeutics, & Graduate Programs. She combines these studies with years of experience in the professional culinary industry to create fine herbal products and individualized healing protocols for her clients. Handouts and recipes included. Reservations are required. $58.00

October 14^th, Saturday, 1:00 – 3:00 

Pressed Flower Workshop

        Experienced pressed flower artist, Linda Conrad, will teach you the art of using pressed flowers and botanicals to create a 5” x 7” picture of your own. Important techniques will be taught and a huge variety of pressed flowers will be provided for endless possibilities, from picturesque landscapes to a cute fairy or gnome made entirely of pressed flowers. Reservations are required. $45.00

October 21^st, Saturday, 1:00 – 3:00

Dried Flower Crescent Swag

        Floral wreaths and swags are perfect for refreshing the appearance of any room. In this class you will create a beautiful masterpiece using dried flowers from our farm. This completed crescent moon swag will measure 15” x 5” – we will supply all materials with your choice of colors and textures. Reservations are required. $47.00.

November 4^th, Saturday – December 23^rd, Sunday

Christmas in the Country

        At this time of year, the Well-Sweep garden fairies transform the shop into a Christmas wonderland.  Full of dried floral arrangements, herbs, potpourri, essential oils, and Christmas decorations, you’re sure to find something special for someone on your list. The greenhouse is stocked with a selection of culinary & medicinal windowsill herbs, tender perennials in bloom like jasmine & citrus, funky succulents, fairy garden miniatures, carnivorous plants and more! While shopping you can also enter our drawing for a $25 gift certificate.

        After Thanksgiving our beautiful and unique evergreen wreaths, sprays and arrangements will be available. Looking for something custom? Call the farm to inquire about custom wreaths.

November 4^th, Saturday, 1:00 – 3:00

Dried Floral Teacups

        Bring two cute teacups from home or from thrifting for a fun afternoon of decorating them with dainty dried flowers. Enjoy a cup of herbal tea and some herbal refreshments while Louise teaches you the art of miniature dried flower arrangements. Tea cups can be provided for an additional charge if you do not have any to bring. Reservations are required. $34.00.

November 6^th, Monday, 7:30 – 8:30

Herbs From Around the World

        Come visit us at The Woodland in Maplewood, NJ for a presentation sponsored by the Maplewood Garden Club. Well-Sweep Herb Farm is home to one of the largest collections of potted herbs in the world, collecting the unique cultural stories and uses of these herbs as well. Join Patrick McDuffee, 3rd generation of Well-Sweep, as he brings these scents and flavors from East Asia, the Mediterranean, South America and beyond.  He will cover how to successfully grow these plants on your windowsill, patio or garden. Tips and tricks from growing to harvesting, some culinary and medicinal tidbits, as well as their lore will also be covered. Free and open to the public, for more info go to maplewoodgardenclub.org (The Woodland, 60 Woodland Rd, Maplewood, NJ 07040).

November 11^th, Saturday, 1:00 – 3:00

Herbal Holiday Treats

        Come spend a delicious afternoon creating several tasty herbal accompaniments. We will make an herbal salad dressing, mint sauce, rosemary orange sauce and a spearmint relish. Everyone will participate in the preparation of these wonderful treats and you will get to take home a container of each one of these treats to share over the holidays… or not 😉. Reservations are required. $47.00.

November 24^th, Friday, 11:00 & 2:00

November 25^th, Saturday, 11:00 & 2:00

November 26^th, Sunday, 1:00

Holiday Greenhouse Tours

        Come experience the pleasure of our greenhouses. The greenhouse is stocked with a selection of culinary & medicinal windowsill herbs, tender perennials in bloom like jasmine & citrus, funky succulents, fairy garden miniatures, carnivorous plants and more! Join us for an educational tour of our collection of tropicals from around the world; a wonderful way to learn about the rare and unusual, as well as familiar herbs. Reservations are required. Free

November 25^th, Saturday, 12:00 – 2:00

Dried Flower Christmas Tree

        Come create a beautiful 12” miniature Christmas tree with tiny lights and flowers to decorate your table for the upcoming holiday. In class, you will start with an artificial pine tree and cover it with a string of lights. You will then add accents of dried flowers grown at Well-Sweep for a fully adorned masterpiece. Reservations are required. $49.00.

December 2^nd, Saturday, 10:00 – 12:00 or

December 5^th, Tuesday, 6:30 – 8:30

Fresh Evergreen Wreath

        Four chances for this popular winter craft! Create your own holiday decoration –  a beautiful fresh 16” evergreen wreath using various types of pine, cedar, cypress and holly. These contrasting greens will be wire-wrapped onto a metal form, making a long-lasting attractive display. Add decorative pine cones and a colorful bow, if you wish. Please bring gloves and pruning shears. Reservations are required. $44.00.

December 9^th, Saturday, 1:00 – 3:00

Fresh Evergreen Tree

        Create a long-lasting festive tree for your holiday table using fresh boxwood, holly and assorted winter greens. You will then decorate with pine cones, ribbon and berries. Completed height of approximately 18”. One of our most popular evergreen pieces. Bring clippers. Reservations are required. $49.00.

December 9^th, Saturday, 10:00 – 12:00 or

December 12^th, Tuesday, 6:30 – 8:30

Fresh Evergreen Wreath

        Four chances for this popular winter craft! Create your own holiday decoration – a beautiful fresh 16” evergreen wreath using various types of pine, cedar, cypress and holly. These contrasting greens will be wire-wrapped onto a metal form; making a long-lasting attractive display. Add decorative pine cones and a colorful bow. Please bring gloves and pruning shears. Reservations are required. $44.00.

December 16^th, Saturday, 10:00 – 12:00

Holiday Centerpiece

        Create a long-lasting festive tree for your holiday table using fresh boxwood, holly and assorted winter greens. You will then decorate with pine cones, ribbon and other novelties. Completed height of approximately 18”. One of our most popular evergreen pieces. Bring clippers. Reservations are required. $44.00.

December 16^th, Saturday, 2:00 – 4:00

Gingerbread House

        A fun-filled class for all ages. Get in the holiday spirit by creating your own old-fashioned gingerbread house. Using authentic gingerbread, candy canes, gum drops, kisses, marshmallows and other treats, you will build your very own masterpiece. All materials will be supplied. Reservations are required. $42.00.

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January 28, Saturday, 10:00 – 12:00

Dried Flower Container

Create a lovely lasting bouquet for your home. You will arrange dried flowers from a selection of colors and styles. An attractive 7″ pottery pedestal will be used as a base. Reservations are required. $45.00.

February 4, Saturday, 10:00 – 12:00

Valentine Heart Wreaths

A lovely project that adds warmth to your home and just in time for Valentine’s Day. Starting with both a 6″ and 12″ heart-shaped form, and using artemisia as a base – you will decorate these wreaths with a selection of colorful dried flowers. Reservations are required. $39.00.

February 4, Saturday, 11:00 & 2:00

Winter Greenhouse Tours

Come experience the pleasure of our greenhouses – filled with unusual blossoms and exotic scents. Join us for an informative lecture-tour of our collection of herbs from around the world. This is a wonderful way to learn about the rare and unusual, as well as familiar herbs. Reservations are required. Free.

February 18, Saturday, 10:00 – 12:00

Fairy Dwelling

A popular and fun class, you’ll use a woodland type basket or driftwood to create a charming miniature fairy scene. Choose a fairy, then build a dwelling place using moss, twigs, bark, woodland creatures and other unusual items. Bring your imagination! Reservations  are required. $45.00.

February 25, Saturday, 1:00 – 3:00

Dried Flower Wreath

Using a wide selection of dried flowers, artemisia, and a 12″ grapevine base, create a spectacular decorative piece for your home. This colorful wreath is sure to be enjoyed all year-round. Color schemed to your preference. Reservations are required. $48.00.

April 1, Saturday, 10:00 – 12:00

Hypertufa Planters

        Create two of your own hypertufa trough planters with that Old English look. Choose from a variety of shapes and sizes for your project. We will be combining cement, perlite and other ingredients – so wear old clothes, bring rubber gloves and a face mask. Trough will need to be left to dry with us for a few days. Reservations are required. $48.00.

April 27, Thursday, 6:30 – 7:30

Creating a Unique Herb Garden

        Come visit us at the Washington Township Public Library in Long Valley, NJ and learn how to create an herb garden that speaks to your own unique tastes with Patrick McDuffee of Well-Sweep Herb Farm.  Well-Sweep has one of the largest collections of herbs in the world, including 39 basils, 46 rosemarys, 86 thymes, 71 lavenders, 72 scented geraniums and much more. Patrick will help teach you the basics of herb gardening, whether in the ground or in containers, while showing you how to navigate the wide spectrum of flavor possibilities. Sponsored by the Garden Club of Long Valley. Register here.

May 6, Saturday, 9:00 – 5:00

Herb Day Festival

        In partnership with the American Herbalist Guild of NJ and in celebration of National Herb Day – enjoy a day of free informative lectures and presentations, tours of our spectacular gardens, as well as a Craft Market featuring a wide selection of vendors and food. Featured speakers include founder of Herbalist & Alchemist, David Winston, RH (AHG), as well as his students and colleagues Kerry Adams, Dr. Glenn Gero, Dr. Wendy Warner, Jennifer O’Hagan, Cheryl Karcher, Jim Furey and more. Follow us on Facebook for the latest information. A wide selection of our 1,898 varieties of plants will be available. Free admission & parking. Event held rain or shine. For more indepth information on our speakers visit the American Herbalist Guild here.

Speaker Schedule

 *9:30 am Lectures:

Lymphatic Wellness with Kerry Adams, RH (AHG), NBT, NCCAOM

Qi Gong for Health and Healing with Diane Hynes

Spring Natives with David Hyde – owner of Well-Sweep

*11:00 am Lectures:

Clinical Naturopathic Immunology with Glenn Gero, ND, D.Sc., RH(AHG)

Herb Garden & Greenhouse Tour with Patrick McDuffee

Getting to the Heart of the Matter with Cheryl Karcher, Herbalist

 *12:30 pm Lectures:

A Walk on the Wild Side with David Winston, RH(AHG)

Understanding the Gender Revolution with Jennifer O’Hagan RH(AHG)

Ask The Herbalist

*2:00 pm Lectures:

It’s NOT about Estrogen with Wendy Warner, MD

Art & Science of Stretching with Holly Sweeney-Stillman

Herb Garden & Greenhouse Tour with Patrick McDuffee

*3:30 pm Lectures:

Introduction To Medicinal Mushrooms with Jim Furey, Herbalist

Botanical Tea Meditation with Michele of MotMot Collective

Finding Forest Fare with Reid Giacomarra, Herbalist

June 3 & 4, Saturday, 9:00 – 5:00 & Sunday, 10:00 – 4:00

Spring Open House & Craft Market

Free Lectures and Tours – Vendors – Food – Music –   

over 1,898 varieties of plants available

        Come celebrate our 54th year! Enjoy two full days of free informative lectures and presentations, tours of our spectacular gardens, as well as our Craft Market. We’ve partnered with Marketspace Vendor Events this year for our market and have a huge turnout already –  35 plus juried craft vendors – many new! Our featured food vendor is Pita Bowl from Nutley, NJ featuring Greek fare with herbal accents – visit their website here. Music by Rupert & Scheetz can be enjoyed from around the lunch hour, 12 – 2,  – a mix of bluegrass and Americana. Visit their website here. Our largest selection of over 1,898 varieties of plants will be available. Follow us on Facebook for the latest information. Event held rain or shine. Free admission and parking.  Vendor listing below.

June 3^rd,, Saturday – Speaker Schedule

*9:30 am Lectures:

Cooking with Herbs with Louise Hyde, Founder

Formal Herb Garden Tour with Patrick McDuffee

*10:30 am Lectures:

Perennials of Distinction with Owner – David Hyde

Pollinator Paradise Garden Walk with Lorette Cheswick, Apiarist

*12:00 pm Lectures:

Backyard Birdhouses with Dave Pasake, Woodworker & Teacher

Music by Rupert & Scheetz from 12:00-2:00 in the Marketspace                     

*1:00 pm Lectures:

Medicinal Herbs for Health & Wellness with Kerry Adams, RH AHG

Kids Sensory Garden Tour with Patrick McDuffee

*2:30 pm Lecture:

Funky, Far-Out & Fabulous Plants with David Hyde, Owner

*3:30 pm Lecture:

Herb Garden Tour: Asian Herbs with Patrick McDuffee

June 4^th, Sunday – Speaker Schedule

*10:00 am Lecture:

Formal Herb Garden Tour with Patrick McDuffee

*11:00 am Lectures: 

Natives & Nativars with Owner – David Hyde

Square Foot Gardening with Althea Llewellyn, Master Gardener

*12:00 pm Presentation:

Music by Rupert & Scheetz from 12:00 – 2:00 in the Marketspace

*12:30 pm Lectures:

Outdoor Mushroom Cultivation with Sneha Ganguly of Kali Mushrooms

Kids Sensory Garden Tour with Patrick McDuffee

*1:30 pm: Lectures:

Medicinal Benefits of Edible Flowers with Cheryl Karcher of Hilltop Herbals

Miniature Gardening with Louise Hyde, Founder

*2:30 pm Lecture:

Afternoon Herbal Tea with Patrick McDuffee

June 10, Saturday, 10:00 – 3:00

(Rain Date: June 11, Sunday, 10:00 – 3:00)

Native Plant Sale at the Riverview – Fisk Park

        Come celebrate the bees, butterflies, beetles, hummingbirds and other creatures whose hard work is central to the food web. Join us for a Native Plant Sale event hosted by the Native Plant Society of NJ – Hudson County at the Riverview – Fisk Park, Jersey City, NJ. We will be bringing a wide variety of natives. For those of you that would like to preorder plants for us to bring – please have your request in by the Thursday prior – call or e-mail the farm.

      For Saturday’s sale Well Sweep Herb Farm, home to one of the largest collections of herbs and perennials in the country, will come with two truckloads of native plants – including small shrubs, pollinator plants, fresh herbs, veggies and selection of house plants. The sale features over 120 varieties of Natives for all growing conditions.

Natives, Nativars and Pollinator Plants in your Backyard: 1:30

      Join David Hyde, owner of Well-Sweep, at 1:30 for a presentation on perennial natives and nativars as well as polllinator plants. Learn the benefits of these beauties and how to introduce them into the garden and keep them happy. David will cover selecting, transplanting, growing, and maintaining them – as well as some of his favorites. Discover how to support our indigenous bird, butterfly and insect populations.

      “Native plants are more than just decorative, they are gardening with purpose and provide food and shelter for important pollinators, small mammals and migratory birds,” said Co-leader Kim Correro, “They bring abundant life to any garden and improve air quality, prevent stormwater runoff and decrease pollution.” 

June 13, Tuesday, 5:00 – 6:00

East Asian Herbs

        A private presentation for Duke Farms Community Garden Members and volunteers in Hillsborough Township, NJ with Patrick McDuffee on the flavors of East Asia. Come explore flavors and scents from around the globe as Patrick introduces herbs from India, China, Thailand, Vietnam, Japan, the Philippines and Indonesia. Learn about growing perennials and tropicals, their benefits and flavors, as well as how to harvest, dry and brew these herb from around the world. Come learn how to enhance your cuisine and expand your palate. Duke Farms members and volunteers can register here.

June 18, Sunday, 9:00 – 2:00

Visit us at the Ramsey Farmer’s Market

        Come visit us in Ramsey, NJ for a phenomenal Farmer’s Market. We will have a wide selection of herbs, perennials, natives, succulents, house plants and exotics. Visit their website for more information here.

June 24, Saturday, 1:30 – 3:30

Lovely Lavender Crafts

        Come enjoy a fragrant and fun afternoon with lavender. We’ll start at 1:30 with an introduction to lavender by Louise Hyde, who will provide information on the different varieties, growing, as well as harvesting and drying. 

        Next, we will teach you how to make a fresh 6″ lavender wreath and a wall hanging with 3 graduated tiers of lavender – delightful decorations for your home. Come experience this wonderful fragrant herb! Homemade lavender refreshments will be served. Reservations are required. $48.00

July 1, Saturday, 11:00 – 2:00

Lovely Lavender & Lunch

        Join us for a relaxing and educational day with lavender. Our day begins at 11:00 with ‘Lovely Lavender,’ a presentation by David Hyde on growing, enjoying and harvesting this herb. The history, best varieties, tips and tricks, as well as the many healing benefits of lavender will be covered. Additionally our 71 varieties of lavender, planted in our display gardens will be in full bloom for you to enjoy.

        A tasty lavender lunch will follow at 12:00; featuring fresh herbs and vegetables from our garden. At 1:00 enjoy an activity creating your very own 8″ lavender wreath Come experience this wonderful fragrant herb. Reservations are required. $60.00

August 4 – 12,

Friday, 5:00 – 10:00 &

Saturday – Saturday, 10:00 – 10:00

Visit us at the NJ State Fair – 

Sussex County Farm & Horse Show

        Visit the NJ State Fair website here for more information.

August 27, Sunday, 9:00 – 2:00

Visit us at the Ramsey Farmer’s Market

        Come visit us in Ramsey, NJ for a phenomenal Farmer’s Market. We will have a wide selection of herbs, perennials, natives, succulents, house plants and exotics. Visit their website for more information here.

September 2 & 3, Saturday, 9 – 5 & Sunday, 10 – 4

Fall Flower Festival & Craft Market

Free Lectures and Tours – Vendors – Food – Music –

over 1,898 varieties of plants available

     Come enjoy two beautiful full days of free informative lectures and presentations, tours of our spectacular gardens, as well as a Craft Market. We’ve partnered with Marketspace Vendor Events this year for our market and have a huge turnout already –  34 plus juried craft vendors – many new! Our featured food vendor for Saturday is Chef D’s featuring artisian grilled cheese – Chef Dorant has deep roots in Jamaica coupled with classic French culinary training. Visit his website here. On Sunday our featured food vendor is Ms. Fu’s Yummy Food Truck featuring Asian home cooked meals – visit their website here. We’ve also been blessed with a late addition to the roster – Scout’s Coffee Bar & Mercantile – for the coffee connoisseur featuring hot delights and treats as well – visit their website here. Music by Rupert and Scheetz can be enjoyed from around the lunch hour, 12 – 2,  a mix of bluegrass and Americana. Visit their website here. Our largest selection of over 1,898 varieties of plants will be available. Follow us on Facebook for the latest information. Event held rain or shine. Free admission and parking.  Vendor listing below.

September 2^nd,, Saturday – Speaker Schedule

*9:30 am Lectures:

Bringing in the Harvest with Louise Hyde, Founder

Formal Herb Garden Tour with Patrick McDuffee

*10:30 am Lectures:

Fall Native Perennials with David Hyde, Owner

*12:00 pm Lecture & Music:

Mushrooms & Fungi with Olga Tzogas of Smugtown Mushrooms

Rupert and Scheetz from 12:00 – 2:00 in the Marketspace                     

*1:00 pm Lectures:

Winter Wellness Wisdom with Kerry Adams, RH AHG

Sensory Garden Tour with Patrick McDuffee

*2:30 pm Lecture:

Far-Out & Funky Plants with David Hyde, Owner

*3:30 pm Lecture:

Giant Carnivorous Terrarium Installation with Patrick McDuffee

September 3^rd, Sunday – Speaker Schedule

*10:00 am Lecture:

Formal Herb Garden Tour with Patrick McDuffee

*11:00 am Lectures: 

Fantastic Fall Perennials with David Hyde, Owner

Seed Saving & Plant Breeding with Nate of Experimental Farm Network

*12:00 pm Music:

Rupert and Scheetz from 12:00 – 2:00 in the Marketspace

*12:15 pm Lectures:

Dark Green for Halloween with Deirdre Larkin, Plant Historian

Sensory Garden Tour with Patrick McDuffee

*1:30 pm: Lecture:

Bringing Back the Butterflies with Lori Princiotto

*2:30 pm Lectures:

Afternoon Herbal Tea: Ginger with Cheryl Karcher of Hilltop Herbals

Scentsational Scented Geraniums with Patrick McDuffee 

Vendors

For more information – call (908) 852-5390 or e-mail us at info@wellsweep.com.

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Herb Garden Tours

       Farm lecture tours are available for groups of 10 or more. Tour our impressive culinary, medicinal, and formal herb gardens; also visit the gift shop and farm animals. Lecture subjects include the history, uses, and cultivation of herbs, as well as herbal recipe suggestions. Tours can be tailored to specific topics.
Offered May through October, tours are $11.50 per person with a non-refundable deposit of $25.00. Box lunches are available for groups of 15 or more, or if you prefer to bring your own – a picnic area is provided. Call us today to schedule your group’s tour.

Call For More Details – (908) 852-5390

       Special events are held rain or shine and will not be canceled – (except in situations beyond our control). A check mailed to us will reserve your place. Your canceled check is your confirmation. Refunds minus a $5.00 nonrefundable fee will be issued to those canceling at least 10 days prior to the event.

Well-Sweep Herb Farm
205 Mount Bethel Rd
Port Murray, NJ 07865-4147
E-Mail: info@wellsweep.com

       Would you like to hear about our latest farm sales, interesting herbs and perennials, as well as gardening tips and tricks – join our private e-letter list by contacting us at info@wellsweep.com, please include your full mailing address.